Sentence examples for opposed to everyone from inspiring English sources

Unemployment, incarceration, poverty, homelessness, housing — all affect the African-American community at a disproportionate level as opposed to everyone else".

Because there is less competition, he added, "it's allowing those who are still in retail to have a point of view, as opposed to everyone and their brother having a design shop".

My personal style, as opposed to everyone else's fashion, evolves from what survives in my wardrobe; that is, the pieces that sang to me from a clothes rail or a website and most accurately reflect who I am.

Ambrosio's beloved father had died — and was buried in the cemetery, where he'd been laid to rest with his head to the south and feet to the north (as opposed to everyone else, who was buried east to west) so that he could keep his eye on the telling room and all the wine drunk there.

"As opposed to everyone else who says they're real-time, and the consumer sits in this bucket".

"We are strongly opposed to everyone who gives value judgements about our product and they don't know anything at all about it," Siniša Bašić, a Regiopharma representative, writes in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

Buck Martinez, the American manager, indicated that he would let game circumstances dictate lineup moves and pitching changes, as opposed to giving everyone playing time.

"They have to establish themselves as the benchmark for the competition in each segment they're in, as opposed to following everyone else," said Joseph Phillippi, a principal in the consulting firm AutoTrends.

It will take some time to figure out how to be "me" as opposed to what everyone else wants me to be (Chapter 39).

Vine simply acts as an aid to Twitter's greatest weakness: being a true social network as opposed to being everyone's favorite platform.

And we should be willing to try new creative approaches to adopt to the changing composition of the workplace, and technology to support greater flexibility, as opposed to requiring everyone to conform to a traditional nine to five.